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Rajasthan News Desk!!! If you are in Delhi and want to make your upcoming weekend unique, then you can plan a road trip to Bhangarh Fort. This fort attracts a lot of tourists coming to Rajasthan. We all have heard and read many times about the stories of Bhangarh Fort.

This place is quite haunted. This fort is 400 years old. It is said that spirits try to communicate with tourists here. If you want to experience something similar in your life then you must visit this place once in your life.

This fort was built in the 17th century by Madho Singh for his younger son Mansingh. The unique thing about this place is that the houses here do not have roofs. It is said that this place was cursed by a sage. People also say that if you put your ears near the walls of the houses here, you will hear the voices of ghosts. Tourists are not allowed to stay in this fort after evening.

It is said that the land on which Bhangarh Fort stands belonged to a powerful ascetic named Guru Balunath. Before starting the construction of the fort, Madho Singh sought permission from the ascetic. He was given permission with one condition. The condition was that the shadow of the fort should never fall on the ascetic's house, otherwise great calamity could occur. However, his successor Ajab Singh ignored this condition and built a fort with strong walls. The shadow of these walls fell on the ascetic's house, completely destroying the Bhangarh area.

Generally to reach Bhangarh you have to go to Alwar. You can reach Alwar by bus or taxi from outlying cities of Rajasthan. If you travel by NH 48, the distance from Delhi to Bhangarh Fort is 283.5 km. This means it will take at least 6 hours to reach the destination. But if you are traveling from Jaipur, you will reach Bhangarh in 2 hours. The entry fee to Bhangarh Kilo is Rs 40 for Indian tourists and Rs 200 for foreign tourists.